Peeks.

Sorry  I missed the first peek.

:-)

LOL.
I didn't know if anyone was still around.

Around ... just waiting for something to happen to react to.

In reply to Anna May Gibson (msg # 155):

Sorry. I have been busy with an attempt or two to write a story of mine on Fictionpress.

Welcome to the game, Mr Richard.

Are we not all in the prop room -- or at least outside it while our detective looks for Clues?

Thanks! I used to own a copy of CoC but never actually played before. Is there a chargen guide somewhere?

I though so , I think we all went to the prop room

Yes. Everly went over to Charlotte's dressing room so they could help each other practice, or so she thought.

I am currently waiting for information at the prop room.

And the answer to this question..  Did we all hear the scream just now

In reply to Everly Edington. (msg # 161):

And Charlotte went to her dressing room as well, but left to check something out and went to the prop room. Yes, everyone heard it.

There is a Character Generator for the earlier editions of CoC here:

http://jcfiala.net/content/bya...-character-generator

As far as I know Byakhee will not generate version 7 characters, but that's not what we're playing.

Aren't we already at the prop room with Mark inside searching it for clues?

Can we please wait for some GM clarification before everyone rushes to go to a place we are already at?  Unless the prop room is enormous, Mark should have been able to see someone enter the prop room and start a record player up.

In reply to Mark Hawke (msg # 166):

The prop room is very large. Everyone else is at a small corner of it, near the entrance, and Charlotte went from the back door.

Okay.  Wasn't sure what we were looking at since Mark was already inside and looking for clues

In reply to Mark Hawke (msg # 168):

Happy to have helped with that.

Who's still here?

The good doctor is still lounging around, eying the starlets with bad intent.

In reply to Dr Duncan Mcwatt (msg # 171):

Okay, great.

Here.  In the prop room

the same as Mark.

A littles Christmas ditty for one and all

God rest ye merry Orchish thieves, let nothinh you dismay. The 14th level paladin has waited for this day. He's sharpened up his vorpal sword for Orcish thieves to slay. Oh Tidings of Magic and Loot, magic and loot. Oh Tidings of Magic and Loot.

The fur foot thief sneaks down the hall but meets a fiery fate for Hobbit in most languages translates to dragon bait. Oh Tidings of Magic and Loot, magic and loot. Oh Tidings of Magic and Loot

In reply to Mark Hawke (msg # 175):

Merry Christmas